Hannibal Montana New York, New York
"Hannibal Montana performs with inevitability. Their presentation is never stale, their talent is ever sharp, and their
sound fills space with conviction. They leave no doubt that what’s created onstage is simply meant to be, a continuation of some great, unstoppable force that you feel privileged to glimpse."
- Dom Green, Musical Mathematics
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